Current Events > Why do some people use the N word in frustration when gaming?

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I've never once thrown out racist slurs while angry so I assume anyone who does is racist. Its not like you completely lose control of yourself and it makes it looks like these people use the word on a regular basis. Also just because someone uses slurs to troll doesn't make them any less racist.

He didnt sound frustrated

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Probably because they listen to rap 24/7, and think it's the norm. It's also only black ppl that keep using that word in entertainment. When was the last time you heard an Asian calling others the c, or g word in a movie, or music? Never. The more they do that shit, the more idiots will think it's ok, and "cool"

Gaming makes people racist.
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Reis posted...

he just had a heated gamer moment

This. If you're not a Gamer you wouldn't understand

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ThyCorndog posted...

This. If you're not a Gamer you wouldn't understand

i get heated in video games and i dont drop hard r bombs
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ThyCorndog posted...

This. If you're not a Gamer you wouldn't understand

Yeah if youre not a racist gamer you wont understand

LampChop posted...

Probably because they listen to rap 24/7, and think it's the norm. It's also only black ppl that keep using that word in entertainment. When was the last time you heard an Asian calling others the c, or g word in a movie, or music? Never. The more they do that shit, the more idiots will think it's ok, and "cool"

i can assure you no rapper drops hard rs in their songs dude
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Being so addicted to saying racial slurs, that it costs you your career lmfao

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White people in the topic gettin TRIGGERED


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645AR posted...

i can assure you no rapper drops hard rs in their songs dude

Lil Jon's Roll Call begs to differ.

Or am I reading your post wrong, and you think there are tiers to racial slurs lmfao.

LampChop posted...

Lil Jon's Roll Call begs to differ.

Or am I reading your post wrong, and you think there are tiers to racial slurs lmfao.

it's not about that

the dude was making the point that "rappers use it which makes listeners want to use it!!!" which sort of true, still ignorant though. those people definitely exist.

but the thing is ANYONE who does that is pronouncing it the exact way it's regularly pronounced in hip-hop and any other urban culture. no one is growing up in the hood calling eachother hard Rs and giving people a pass to use that shit.

so it's not that there's a different "tier" here, it's just that factually this logic is stupid. kyle larson didn't pronounce it that way because he listens to hip-hop. he dropped it because he grew up in the south and played call of duty and shit with his racist friends. case closed.
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645AR posted...

it's not about that

the dude was making the point that "rappers use it which makes listeners want to use it!!!" which sort of true, still ignorant though. those people definitely exist.

but the thing is ANYONE who does that is pronouncing it the exact way it's regularly pronounced in hip-hop and any other urban culture. no one is growing up in the hood calling eachother hard Rs and giving people a pass to use that shit.

so it's not that there's a different "tier" here, it's just that factually this logic is stupid. kyle larson didn't pronounce it that way because he listens to hip-hop. he dropped it because he grew up in the south and played call of duty and shit with his racist friends. case closed.

Your main point was no rappers drop hard rs in their songs, which you were clearly wrong on. Now you stray from that point and move on to some Nascar driver dropping the n-word because he grew up in the south(Which in itself is offensive, because you're assuming everyone in the south is like this). Either stick to your main point or stfu and admit you were wrong.